LinkedIn In A League Of Its Own
The Wall Street Journal, Thursday, February 28, 2013 11:36 AM
Not unlike The Wall Street Journal itself, LinkedIn benefits greatly from its corporate clientele, which is happy to spend a share of recruiting resources on the social network. Indeed, the company
is now valued at north of $18 billion, up from $4 billion when it went public mid-2011. Ironically, however, “LinkedIn was long an ugly duckling of social media,” WSJ recalls.
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